05 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
1
A SCRIPT study with Chicago Daily News claims patriotism fades as sex declines. It links sex to societal ills, noting Nixon China concerns and alleged Communist influence, urging everyone to give up sex to end problems in one generation.
Michael Smith argues the United Nations should admit Communist China and keep Taiwan, claiming peace depends on including the world's largest nation. He warns that excluding China risks future problems and urges confronting the issue rather than shoving it aside.
Mark Caudillo argues that replacing Nationalist China with Communist China in the UN veto system marks a democratic setback. Red China joins the US USSR France Great Britain as the Big 5, threatening to veto key decisions and influence the succession of UN leadership as Beijing seeks Third World backing.
Tom Johnson reports the Elk's Club near Kentucky Fried Chicken plans a probationary reopening for high school age youths. The club will be student run with carded entry costing 1 dollar, a 7 to 11:30 Saturday schedule, and a 50 cent band surcharge. Any incident of fights drugs or alcohol will close it permanently.
Reader praises the Script for recent editorials and interviews while urging continued scrutiny of student roles, education aims, and grading. He notes SHS students are challenging traditions and push for a more stimulating high school experience, commending investigative energy and daring inquiry.
Doug Fitzgerald argues dissatisfied students want responsibilities, not rights. He urges mature action, cleaning up messes, stopping vandalism, and distancing from the minority to gain open campus and other advances. He stresses personal accountability and collective reform through example.
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